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Simplified Pseudo Code for Python Script Functionality
This document presents a clear pseudo code representation of a Python script, detailing initialization, event handling, file processing, chat management, and audio handling for better understanding without syntax complexities.
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Pseudo Code Representation
This document provides a simplified pseudo code version of the original Python script. The pseudo code captures the essential logic without delving into the specifics of Python syntax, thereby enhancing clarity and understanding.
Main Components
- Initialization
- Event Handler Class
- File Upload and Processing
- Chat Management
- Audio Handling
- Message Processing
Pseudo Code
1. Initialization
SET async_openai_client WITH OpenAI API_KEY
SET sync_openai_client WITH OpenAI API_KEY
RETRIEVE assistant USING OpenAI ASSISTANT_ID
SET config UI name to assistant name
2. Event Handler Class
CLASS EventHandler EXTENDS AsyncAssistantEventHandler:
INITIALIZE with assistant_name:
SET current_message to NULL
SET current_step to NULL
SET current_tool_call to NULL
ASYNC FUNCTION on_run_step_created(run_step):
STORE run_step in user session
ASYNC FUNCTION on_text_created(text):
CREATE current_message with assistant name, empty content
ASYNC FUNCTION on_text_delta(delta, snapshot):
IF delta has value:
STREAM delta value to current_message
ASYNC FUNCTION on_text_done(text):
UPDATE current_message
IF annotations exist:
FOR EACH annotation in text.annotations:
IF annotation type is file_path:
RETRIEVE file content using OpenAI
HANDLE file content
IF link MUST be fixed:
FIX link in current_message content
UPDATE current_message
ASYNC FUNCTION on_tool_call_created(tool_call):
SET current_tool_call to tool_call ID
INIT current_step with name and type
SHOW input in python
RECORD start time
SEND current_step
ASYNC FUNCTION on_tool_call_delta(delta, snapshot):
IF snapshot ID differs from current_tool_call:
UPDATE current_tool_call and current_step
SEND current_step
HANDLE outputs based on delta type (logs or image)
ASYNC FUNCTION on_event(event):
IF event is "error":
SEND error message with event data
ASYNC FUNCTION on_exception(exception):
SEND error message with exception content
ASYNC FUNCTION on_tool_call_done(tool_call):
RECORD end time for current_step
UPDATE current_step
ASYNC FUNCTION on_image_file_done(image_file, message):
RETRIEVE image and create Image element
APPEND image element to current_message
UPDATE current_message
3. File Upload and Processing
ASYN FUNCTION upload_files(files):
INITIALIZE file_ids LIST
FOR EACH file IN files:
UPLOAD file to OpenAI
APPEND uploaded file ID to file_ids
RETURN file_ids
ASYN FUNCTION process_files(files):
INITIALIZE file_ids LIST
IF files are not empty:
file_ids = upload_files(files)
RETURN LIST of dictionaries containing:
file_id,
tools based on file MIME type
4. Chat Management
ASYN FUNCTION set_starters():
RETURN LIST of starters with labels and messages
ASYN FUNCTION start_chat():
CREATE a new thread using OpenAI
STORE thread ID in user session
ASYN FUNCTION stop_chat():
RETRIEVE current_run_step from user session
IF it exists:
CANCEL the current thread run
ASYN FUNCTION main(message):
RETRIEVE thread ID from user session
PROCESS message elements to get attachments
SEND message to OpenAI thread
STREAM run with event handler
5. Audio Handling
ASYN FUNCTION on_audio_chunk(chunk):
IF chunk is the start:
CREATE buffer for audio
STORE buffer and MIME type in user session
WRITE chunk data to buffer
ASYN FUNCTION on_audio_end(elements):
RETRIEVE audio buffer and MIME type
CREATE audio element
SEND user message with audio elements
TRANSCRIBE audio file using speech_to_text
CREATE message with transcription and SEND to main function
Conclusion
The above pseudo code provides a clear and simplified representation of the original script's functionality, aiding in understanding the workflow and logic without requiring knowledge of Python syntax intricacies. Each section breaks down the responsibilities and actions taken during the execution, facilitating documentation and discussions regarding implementation.
Description
This document presents a clear pseudo code representation of a Python script, detailing initialization, event handling, file processing, chat management, and audio handling for better understanding without syntax complexities.